Mesa 5i25+7i77 plug-n-go configuration
Field power... is it something about W12 or W1 jumper? We've tried all combinations of them having no satisfactual results.
LinuxCN version is 2.5. Are there any limitations?
Can you explain a little bit smart serial, because I do not get the thing from the host mot manual, probably there's a man about sserial that we"ve missed...
PS thanks for the prompt reply!
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Can you paste it here? I changed the syntax, so want to check it is correct.Config string is the same with the sample one.
Not directly related to jumpers. You need 8-32V on TB2. W1 lets you choose to power the IO from pins 1-4 of that connector, or a separate power supply in pin 5. But regardless of jumper position, you need some power to that connector.Field power... is it something about W12 or W1 jumper? We've tried all combinations of them having no satisfactual results.
No, that's fine. The 7i77 is fully supported in 2.5, but not in 2.4.LinuxCN version is 2.5. Are there any limitations?
What do you want to know? It is a Mesa-proprietary serial interface. When the boards are powered up they report what they are to the FPGA card, and then the LinuxCNC driver uses that information to create the correct pins.Can you explain a little bit smart serial, because I do not get the thing from the host mot manual,
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(10-28 VDC) to the 7I77 for the field I/O section or the field I/O will not be available.
With default jumpering (W1 "LEFT") VIN is tied to VFIELD so only VFIELD need be suppled
The field power indicator is yellow LED CR2 on the top edge of the 7I77 card just to
the right of W1. If this is not on you will see no HAL I/O pins...
7I77 manual pages 2,5 and 14 are relevant here
W12 (and W4) should not be changed unless you are updating 7I77 firmware
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Did you enable the power jumpers on 5i25 ?
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The problem was with the additional Power Supply! Sorry for disturbing with such lame problem and Thanks for help !
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So one of the members of cnc-club.ru (not me) faced the problem with 7i77+5i25. He could not see any digital inputs or outputs on 7i77 while encoders and analog outputs seemed to work fine.
The problem was solved by adding additional power to 7i77, in fact it is written in the DataSheets that this additional power supply is needed to power up I/O processor. We were lazy to read it, and the guy who had the problem is not too good in English. So once again RTFM .
Are you facing the same problem?
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True.We were lazy to read it
could you please point me the relevant page no. of manual regarding additional power supply ? Thanks !
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VIN POWER SOURCE
The isolated field I/O on the 7I77 runs from a switching power supply that can be
powered by field power or a separate supply (VIN) with ground common with field power.
Normally the 7I77 field I/O logic will be powered with field power and an on card jumper,
W1 allows VIN to be connected to field power. If you wish to use a single power supply for
the 7I77s output and logic power, W1 should be placed in the left hand position. This
connects field power to VIN. If you wis
And TB2 FIELD POWER
TB2 is the 7I77s field power connector. TB2 is a eight pin 3.5 MM pluggable
terminal block supplied one eight pin removable screw terminal plugg. TB2 pinout is as
follows:
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Also look at the replies from andypugh and PCW in this thread.
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could you please point me the relevant page no. of manual regarding additional power supply ?
Page 1. (and more clearly, in bold, on page 14)
(and the pinout for TB2 on page 5)
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